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 1         I,I  |       her sleep by a frightful dream. She~had seen her double.
 2         I,I  |     married. God grant that my dream be~not a prophecy!"~ ~This
 3         I,I  |    amuses you. Oh! that horrid dream! My God!~to see one's self!
 4         I,II |       the Rue~des Lombards may dream of Araby as he inhales certain
 5         I,VI |       He woke,~recollected the dream, and vowed to give the oil
 6         I,III|     only of your grief."~ ~"My dream is fulfilled!" said the
 7         I,IV |      played to him~"Rousseau's Dream,"--a pretty piece of music
 8         I,V  |        your objections. Do not dream of paying me any~interest
 9         I,V  |    sorrow.~ ~"I have dreamed a dream for twenty-two years; to-day
10         I,VII|        Popinot, however, could dream of the fete without remorse,
11         I,VII| splendor. Cesarine cherished a~dream of appearing before Popinot